It would be extremely useful to me to dump 10,000+ integers to be able to graph some data. Alternately, a graphing function built into xTIME would be even better. Currently, the only way I have found is to copy them out of the expressions view 100 elements at a time (clunky to refresh and not very usable).

Have you tried using xSCOPE printing? If you use debug_printf() from lib_logging then you should be able to print a huge amount of data very quickly to the console. You'll need to create a config.xscope file in your project source folder containing:

Noting that you'll need tools 14.3 to ensure that no data is lost. Without that, xSCOPE is a lossy protocol that does a best-effort to send data whilst guaranteeing that the user application timing is not changed.

In your Makefile you'll need to ensure the lib_logging is in your USED_MODULES line too:

Hope that helps. If you still want it to go faster then you use xscope_int() calls to send the data, or even xscope_bytes() to send blocks and write a host application to receive the data from the target. However, these are more complicated and shouldn't be necessary unless you are dealing with lots more data. This application note explains how to do that.